Claim of Joseph E Johnson And F J Wheeling
Claim of Joseph E Johnson And F J Wheeling
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J. Wheeling, for the expenses of a delegation of Omaha Indians, who visited this city in the winter of 1851-'52 : No. 1 is the letter of F. J. Wheeling and J. E. Johnson, dated February 9, 1852, enclosing a paper wliich they style an "Abstract of expenses of the Omaha Indian delegation now in Washington, conducted and in part paid by F. J. Wheeling and J. E. Johnson/' amounting in the aggregate to $7, 959 70.
No. 2, dated February 16, 1852, is a letter from this office, refer- ring the above me...ntioned communication from Messrs. Wheeling and Johnson, together with the "Abstract of expenses, " to the Hon. A. H. Stuart, Secretary of the Interior, recommending that the necessary expenses of the delegation "while in Washington, and of their return to heir homes, should be paid by the government, " and giving as an opinion that $2, 500 woukl be sufficient for that purpose, at the same time suggesting that Congress should be asked to appropriate that amount.
No. 3, dated February . 0, 1852, is the reply to a letter of Messrs.
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J. Wheeling, for the expenses of a delegation of Omaha Indians, who visited this city in the winter of 1851-'52 : No. 1 is the letter of F. J. Wheeling and J. E. Johnson, dated February 9, 1852, enclosing a paper wliich they style an "Abstract of expenses of the Omaha Indian delegation now in Washington, conducted and in part paid by F. J. Wheeling and J. E. Johnson/' amounting in the aggregate to $7, 959 70.
No. 2, dated February 16, 1852, is a letter from this office, refer- ring the above me...ntioned communication from Messrs. Wheeling and Johnson, together with the "Abstract of expenses, " to the Hon. A. H. Stuart, Secretary of the Interior, recommending that the necessary expenses of the delegation "while in Washington, and of their return to heir homes, should be paid by the government, " and giving as an opinion that $2, 500 woukl be sufficient for that purpose, at the same time suggesting that Congress should be asked to appropriate that amount.
No. 3, dated February . 0, 1852, is the reply to a letter of Messrs.
What to read after Claim of Joseph E Johnson And F J Wheeling?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by United States Bureau of Indian Affairs From Old to read onlineMoreLess
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